In California, the Realtors Association actually created an advisory form just for this reason: https://www.car.org/-/media/CAR/Documents/Transaction-Center/PDF/Standard-Forms/December-2017/WFA_12-17_Draft9.pdf?

Looking for a good CA R/E transaction attorney for sub2 and other deal structuring needs.

I have my car financed through them and they had great introductory offer and standard rates.

He did drive a nice car and was very respectful but his past does not seem good.

We've tackled our car and one major loan thus far (approx. $34k), and I've projected that we could pay the remaining $45k by June of 2019 if we keep going at the rate we are now.  

I liken it to hurricane Katrina and New Orleans, a lot of people tried to leave but cars that ran out of gas and numerous auto accidents blocked the freeways.

The house next door is typically your redneck trash house with unkept yard ,with trash and broke down cars and lawn mowers in yard .

The bottom unit is 2 Bed/1 Bath & again waay low at $900. 2-car garage rented out for $200 total.

Typically this means that if you're living modestly and have a rental empire, you will be good to go, but if you're living in a McMansion with 3 financed sports cars and have a rental empire - not so much. 

When you buy a car from a dealership, do you have to know what they paid for the car?